Fabulous two-tone 'right angle' driver's watch, circa 1930's -- the case is thicker at 12 o'clock than at 6 so that the time is easily viewed on the driver's wrist. Driver's watches were all the rage in the thirties, with all the top American brands competing to introduce the newest model. This one, pictured in 'American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design" by Edward Faber and Stewart Unger, is a great version, with stepped bezel. Gold-filled top and steel back, warrantied one year.